Editor’s note: This is the first in a series covering the final revision plan. Next week’s article will feature an interview with the Southern Environmental Law Center.
With snowstorm Izzy in the rearview mirror, Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor updated the board of commissioners about the work during the storm and asked for comments on how to better prepare for the
The Town of Highlands has decided to put its portion of the American Rescue Plan Act funds towards the Moore Wood Waterline Replacement Project.
After several meetings and hammering out of details, the Town of Highlands Planning Board approved, on Monday, to send a document of recommendations to the board of commissioners regarding short-te
With this year’s theme at The Bascom: A Center for the Visual Arts being “place,” Western Carolina University graduate student and current Winter Resident Artist Program participant Colin Dawson de
Asheville native and Western Carolina University grad Stephanie Dillingham is spending her time post graduation in Highlands serving the Highlands Cashiers Land Trust maintaining trails and organiz
Though Scudder’s Gallery closed its doors four years ago, in late December, the gallery recently sold its building where the business was located for more than 40 years.
Photo by Christopher Lugo/Staff
With the winter winds coming in, the Mountaintop Rotary Club is accepting donations for its Winter Coat Drive, but also keeping future projects in mind.
Registration for the Highlands Biological Station’s summer workshops and courses is now open.